FALLON Recording Music For DVD Series

January 28, 2006

Northern California-based heavy metal act FALLON have entered Sacramento's Pus Caverns studio to begin recording the soundtrack and theme song for the underground fighting DVD series "Felony Fights". "Felony Fights" pits felon vs. felon, girls vs. guy, and gang rivals in brutal fights filmed at underground locations throughout the U.S. A video for the theme song will be shot in the coming weeks.

In conjunction with the "Felony Fights" DVD release, FALLON will be releasing their fourth studio effort, entitled "Back from the Dead". The CD will include music heard on the "Felony Fights" DVDs as well as tracks recorded specifically for the CD.

FALLON will hit the road this spring in support of the "Felony Fights" DVD as well as their CD. Tour dates and sample cuts from the upcoming CD can be heard at the band's official web site, www.fallonlive.com.

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